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Tastefully designed for both beginning and advanced home-theater enthusiasts, the AVIA Guide to Home Theater is a terrific gateway to system set-up and integration--perfect for either planning or upgrading your home-entertainment system. AVIA, which was written by David Ranada of Stereo Review's Sound & Vision, takes full advantage of the nonlinear DVD-Video format. It lays out simply and clearly the basics of home theater: source components, video setup, and audio setup. Its seven chapters range in topics from home-theater components to viewing environments to system tools, and the disc features a host of professional-quality test signals for complete system calibration. Handy "hot buttons" give more depth on a range of subjects for those who want it. The disc gives insufficient weight to the importance of audio cable (and it recommends optical digital connections over the better-sounding coaxial type), but by and large AVIA is a trustworthy and extremely informative presentation.
The most comprehensive and easiest to use reference for understanding, setting up and getting the most from your home theater. "The AVIA Guide to Home Theater" is the single essential tool for the home theater enthusiast--whether novice or expert. Authoritatively written by Sound & Vision's technical editor, David Ranada, "The AVIA Guide to Home Theater" explains simply and by example everything you need to maximize your home theater.
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